How to defeat the Wild Toxic Monster Bird in Monster Hunter and explanation of its skills

Several new monsters were added during the second test of the game, including the grand return of the classic monster, the Poisonous Bird (Gypceros). Undoubtedly, this addition has fueled the fans' enthusiasm. This veteran appears quite frequently due to its interesting skills. So, how do you fight the Poisonous Bird in Monster Hunter: Wild? Below, we will provide a detailed introduction for everyone. Let's take a look.

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The Poisonous Bird, a veteran of the Monster Hunter series, can be traced back to Capcom's classic Monster Hunter 1 (released on PS2 and PSP platforms). Since then, it has appeared frequently in Monster Hunter 2 (PS2/PSP/IOS), 4 (3DS), and X (3DS/NS), becoming an indispensable part of the series. It also made an appearance in the Quinbell Wetlands in Monster Hunter Online.

It is a bird wyvern species that is particularly active in humid areas. Due to its unique preference for shiny objects, which it collects and shines, the Poisonous Bird has been given the nickname "Messenger of Toxic Mist."

The Poisonous Bird is covered in thick, rubbery gray-blue skin and possesses a powerful crushing beak and a flexible whip-like tail. Its head is adorned with a bullet-shaped luminescent organ that releases blinding flashes during battle, temporarily blinding enemies and putting them at a disadvantage. More uniquely, the Poisonous Bird has special venom glands inside its body that secrete highly toxic liquids for defense or hunting. These toxins are not only potent but can also pollute water sources, causing nearby plants to wither.

Below is a guide to its moves, primarily focusing on consecutive pecks and tail swings. Be aware that it can deliver a super-fast scratch when someone is near its feet, especially after it becomes enraged, leading to four consecutive pecks with poison. In actual testing, only one instance of post-rage poison was observed; the attack includes a forward jump with a scratch, short wind-up, and knockback for hunters. If it's just two consecutive pecks, it's recommended to counterattack.

Tail swing and turn: Fixed two hits, but may repeat.

Rapid charge: Similar to breath rapid charge, but ends with a scratch.

Look back and four tail swings: Only used after becoming enraged, possibly derived from rapid charge, causing knockback but with a long enough duration to position yourself for a counterattack.

Look back and extend tail smash: Short wind-up, but long recovery time, no need to force a counterattack.

Breath rapid charge: Preceded by a turn or backward jump, so it's no longer a zero-wind-up bird car; before rage, it might lead to a look-back extended tail smash. After rage, it turns into three hits with a fixed fake roar.

Look back and extended tail smash: Besides breath rapid charge before rage, it also follows after stunning hunters.

Charged four extended tail smashes: Need to memorize the attack positions; after confirming the wind-up, adjust your position to counterattack the third hit and gain some damage.

The Poisonous Bird exhibits remarkable intelligence and cunning in battle. Not only does it skillfully use flash attacks, but it also employs feigned death to confuse opponents, seeking opportunities for ambushes. However, feigned death is quite obvious and can still deal damage, allowing you to dig for materials, but be cautious as it can wake up anytime and requires attention to dodge. The time it takes to rise varies.

Riding struggle and back shake: Attack judgment occurs on the second shake.

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This concludes the explanation of the Poisonous Bird's skills in Monster Hunter: Wild. During the breeding season, the Poisonous Bird also uses its flashing ability to attract mates. Male Poisonous Birds decorate their nests with minerals and other shiny objects to impress female Poisonous Birds. This unique behavior adds a mysterious charm to the Poisonous Bird, making it a sought-after target for hunters, enhancing the exploration and challenge of the game.